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Conkling for President
lcopyTig. 1887, by tie California associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Novem Der 2lst.-The cor
respondent of the Press, writing from New
York, discusses the possible temperance
OF Conkllng in politics, and says it may be
a relief to some no doubt well-meanipg
persons, who express a deal of anxiety as
20 the personal political future of Mr..
ConkliDg, 10 have it gently intimated TO
them tha' it is of no use to attempt a
Conkiing boom. That distinguished states
man continues TO reiterate with greater
emphasis han at any time heretofore that
he Is out OF poli;ca and intends to remain
out, so far AS pu5lic Office is concerned
California Products.
Copyright, 1887, by g,e California associated iressl
New YoRK, November 2lst-The Com.
nlercsdt Bulletin reports that the old crop
OF California Lima beans has been sold up
IN this market, the nominal prices being
~ 5o92 ~. The same authority also re-
ports two train-loads OF California raisins
en- route for New York, and two carloads of
Los Nletos walnuts from California.
Fred. Gebhardts Brother.
lCcrr9ht, 1887, by lie California associated Press
New YORK, November 21st.-[Special. i
Edward Gebhardts charge of attempted
Dlackmall against Secretary Wells, of the
New York Club incidental to the climbs
attempt to discipline Gebhardt, fell through
to-day. The Directors have expelled Geb-
hardt.
California Pensions.
[coiwioht 1887, by tie Ca,o,ria AssociG,et. Press
WAsHrHGToN, November 2lst.-TSpecial. I
CTahiornla pensions have been granted as
follows: Sarah, widow Of Peter Quiyev.
San Jose; NJ. A. Cox, Summerville; S. d.
Alexander, San Francisco; Henry J. Smith,
San francisco; Lyman e. Cobb, Napa City.
Sales of Wheat in New York
iCepyiast. 1887, by ae California Associated Press
New YORK, November 21st.-The sales of
wheat IN this city last week exceeded 123,-
100000 bushels, and closed with about 8
cents advance, that is, three times the
amount of wheat received here in ten and
one.hait months, was sold by the brokers
in six days.
Anti-Bucket-shop Crusade.
CHICAGO, November 21st. "A crusade
against bucket-shops was inaugurated bv
States Attorney Grinnell to-day. The
hrst lntlmation was given when the new
Grand Jury was sworn in. Judge Baker
in charging the jury, started ont at once to
tell them that the last Legislature had
adopted laws for the suppression of bucket
shops, and explained with miruteness the
details. There could be no misunderstand-
ing of it on the part of the iurv. The
States Attorney says he will have the cases
OF some Of the bucket-shops investigated
right away.
Heavy JeweIly Robbery.
New YORK, November 21st.-A myster-
lous and extensive robbery of diamonds
and Jewelry in fashionable uptown resi-
dence was reported at the police headouar-
ters Saturday evening. The value of the
property stolen aggregates between $4,000
and $4,000, and comprises a diamond
necklace, earrings, brooches, finger rings.
solltaires, clusters and studs, besides large
quantity OF fine jewelry, including some
valuable heir-looms. The robbery was
committed at the residence of Matthew
Morgan, at No. 2S4 Lexington avenue.
Fight Won by a Foul.
NEWARK IN. J.) November 21st.-There
was fight 10 the finish with skin gloves at
railway this afternoon between George
Macarthur, the midde-weight champion of
Canada, and Jim Donnelly, the cowboy
boxer " OF Kansas. The fight was given to
Donnelly on foul in the tenth round. Nc
Arthur having lost his temper, and hit his
opponent Oh the head with his left forearm.
knocking him senseless. DonnelIy re-
celVed much the worse punishment and
was knocked down seven times in the early
part of the fight
Sympathy With Emperor William.
WASHINGTON, November 2Ist.-The Sec.
retary Of StPte on the 18th instant directed
the American Minister at Berlin to COM
munIcate TO the Emperor of Germany the
cordial sympathy Of the President and
citizens of this country in the serious ILL.,
ness of the Crown Prince. The German
Charge d'Atlaires at this Capital today
transmitted to the S ate Department a re-
ply thereto, stating that the Emperor was
deeply moved by the message of sympathy.
Why New York is Solid.
ALBANY On. ", November 21st.-War-
rants were to day issued for the arrest of
John B. Sullivan and Arthur l.. Main,
Democratic Inspectors in Water District,
Tor violating the State election law. in SIGN
ing fraudulent returns of votes cast for
Senator. Warrants have also been issued
for the arrest Of the same men by United
States Commissioner King, for violating
the Federal election law.
clustering Anarchists.
New YORK. November 21st.-The FEEDER
ated Trades Unions, the central Anarchist
organization of the city, has sent long
letter to Mayor Hewitt, in which he is told
that the class to which he belongs is
doomed. The letter was in German, but
translation furnished for publication bv
the committee is so incoherent that it is
almost unintelligible. Bluster is its chief
characteristic.
A House for Mrs Hancock.
New York, November 21st.-The Wash
ington Sunday Capital says that Banker
Corcoran is interesting himself actively in
the movement TO purchase a house there
for the widow OF General Hancock. The
house that was selected some time AGO was
not purchased because the owner raised
the price from $4,000 TO 1000, and then
to $50, 900.
a Sunday Diversion.
New YORK, November 21st.-On Sunday.
near Flatbush, L. l., Jack Kearns. of this
city, and Jimmy Howard, of Flatbush,
better known as The Mouse" Feather
weights, fought to a finish. Kearns
Knocked his opponent out in the third
round.
Clearing the Border of Bandits,
~hSoilN \ ia J, NONe!nDeT ZlSt.-CdDtaln
Schmidt, OF the State Rangers, whose com
pany has been securing the Rio Grande
frontier the past two months, writes to
Governor Ross to day that they have killed
and captured thirteen bandits infesting the
frontier.
The National Grange.
LANSING Mich. }. November 21st.-At to.
days session of the National Grange the
Executive Committee recommended the
establishment of a permanent headquar-
tiers at Washington, and favored changes in
the patent laws the present code being in
curious to the interests of the agriculturists.
The Go-as-You-Please Tramps.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2lst.-In the
walking match the score at II p II was
Hart 9S Cox 112, Moore 1IO, Cronin 1O2
Burns 100, Noremac l06, Vint 81, Elson
III, Albert 126, Stroke. SO. Littlewood 40,
Legrand 62, Palchot III miles.
1he Burning Coal Mine.
MARQUETTE (Mich), November 2ist.-
The fire is still being fought in the Hecla
shaft. The shaft has been closed, and car
bonic acid gas is being forced down to try
to check the flames. 1t will be work Of
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